An abstract painting made up of thirty-six smaller rectangles. The rectangles are arranged in diagonal lines of colour moving from top left to bottom right in shades of blue, grey and then yellow, to represent waves moving towards the shore

Sarah Goddard artist

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I am a sight-impaired artist based in Cheltenham. I aim to put accessibility at the heart of my art exhibitions, to allow as many people as possible to access art, and to feel included.

Art is where I take refuge from the storms of life. It provides stillness and peace, and reinvigorates me. It has been a life raft during times of mental ill health.

The colours, shapes, textures and patterns of the natural world can calm or enliven us, and I draw inspiration from them when creating my mixed-media abstract artworks.

We all see the world around us differently and our experiences impact on how we perceive our surroundings. Being sight-impaired, I bring different perceptions and representations of the world to my art. I aim to embody the emotional experiences prompted by nature, and snapshots of the way I see the world.

Creating art is an essentially human way of communicating emotions, and I am driven to creativity to express myself. Many people face barriers to participating in creative activities, and I am passionate about encouraging and enabling people to access art and creative activities.

Contact info

  • 07773 169085
  • sarahgoddardartist@yahoo.com
  • Sarah Goddard

Cheltenham

Inclusion statement

I aim to put accessibility at the heart of my art exhibitions, to allow as many people as possible to access art, and to feel included. This includes exhibiting in locations with level access, and providing audio descriptions of artworks. I welcome anyone to get in touch with me to discuss any specific requirements that they may have to help me to understand what adjustments I can put in place to help to enable them to access my artwork.

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